A Chinese man in Zambia was pulled around on a trolley by a local; now, he may be deported for it - Face2Face Africa

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A Chinese man in Zambia was pulled around on a trolley by a local; now, he may be deported for it - Face2Face Africa

A Chinese man who a video showed was being pulled on a trolley by a Zambian in the East African country may be deported if investigations find him 'wanting', authorities say. A permanent secretary in Zambia's Ministry of Labor, Chanda Kaziya, told the BBC that government will investigate what was captured on video as well...

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